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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30
"FIDELITY" HARPER
At the Bar of the U. s. Court--A Notn-
BILE Picture.

CINciNNATr, O., Nov. 90, The legal in
vestigation OF the great Fidelity National
bank failure, so far as IL can be made in a
criminal trial, began this morning at 10
o'clock in the United States courtroom,
when the case OF +. l.. Harper was called.
Judge George II. Sage occupied the bench
alone, Judge Jackson's health not beng
sufficient to justify him in undertaking
any more labor than must be done. He
will probably sit when the more serious
questions arise.
The courtroom was crowded with spec
tators before the time for the opening Of
court The large. space set apart Tor the
court, its officers, the parties and their at
torncys, the bar and the press was also
fully occupied. shortly before 10 O'Clock
the distinguished looking defendant, Mr..
T.. l.. Harper, appeared in custody of the
United States marshal, apd took seat be-
side his counsel, Judge VI. I. Wilson and
G. H. Blackburnc. Next him sat his faith
ful wife and beside her sal Miss Matthews,
her sister. llarper's appearance has not
materially changed since June last, when
he sat at his desk H. the luxurious
office of his great bank. Across the table
were the government counsel District At
| torncy ". H. Burnct and his two assist
| ants, J. T.. Bruce and Hrnr, Hooper 4
woman sat in front oi tbs Judges desk 10
take the official report in shorthand.
When the case was called Mr.. Harper am
nounced that he was ready The argu-
mcnt commenced 10y reading the substance
| OF the long indictment, TO which the lie
PENDANT pleaded not guilty. Then the
work OF selecting jury began. The lirst
man callcd-Danicl Scott saul he had
made up his mind and did moi believe lac
| could give an impartial verdict upon the
testimony. lie was excused by the court.
4 large panel is present rom which 10 So
lect the jury.
Judge Jackson subsequently took his
seat on the bench. The examination OF
jurors was tedious. 1t was not until
o'clock that u full number had been found
qualified and accepted anil the oath was
administered. They ac kiclcr West
lake, Miami county; Clik Taylor, Law
renee county; Clarkson Buticrwurth
Clinton county; Silas Williamson, Butler
county; Edward Robertson, Warren
county; William lmgling, Lawrence
county; Y. d. Fisher, Hamilton county
Raymond Gee, Clcrnunt county; William
Martindalc, Greene county; jeremiah
Wpngcr. Montgomery county; John II
Turner, Clermont COUNTY; John steven
son, Greene county.
Judge Jackson Ordupsl printed cop,
Of the long indictment Ia DO given 20 oacl
Juror.
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Father scnnncI's Promouon.

Special Dispatch % the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov %. The con-
pccraiion OF Father Scanned, tomorrow
morning, as bishop oi thc see OF Concor-
dia, Kns., will he one Of the mos, n",abls
events In the history Of th' Catholic
church IN this city. Father Sclnnol's
lifo hcrr has cndcaWd him 10
his people and an who hayo
known hin. 10 add 10 the in
trrst oi the occasion, Archbishop
Fcchau. who will oili,iuto, Is known and
loved hy the ciiilpns oi Nashville. Tho
ceremonies will begin NJ . O'Clock In ~.
Joscph's church. and continue until after
noon. Archbishop Fcchan, oi Chicago.
will hc Insisted In the conservation
services tomorrow 10y Bishops Rudymachcr,
III Nashville. lul Met lusly, oi Louisville.
Archbishop Elder, at Cincinnati will
preach the fr'mon. Bishops Macs,
uf Coyinrion. O'~ulli,u. 81 Mobile, and
TWcngcr. 81 lut Wayne. will take part in
the ceremonies The archbishop viii 10
ulsu assisted by Father rcuior, ui Con-
cotdia, kas Father Ncalc, Of Memphis,
aud father Walsh NJ Chattanooga. Father
Gill ui ~. Charles church, will bo master
uf ccrmoniUs, and act ~ The ur,hhishup's
notary IN the reading ui the commission
fruu line IUup
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CRIMINAL cor hRAoroR.
His Work on n Railroad Proves To BE
Fraudulent.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
LirrLn Rock, Ark, Nov. 90 Your cor
respondent has learned Of little fam
lily trouble iust now going on between
the owners and contractors Of the Al
thcimcr branch Of the ~. Louis, Arkan-
sas Il Texas railroad, which il is proposed
10 bring Ia this city from jefferson county.
M,ssrs. Mccarthy Is kcrrigan arc the orig
inal construction contractors, but It seems
they have under them sub-contractor
named Hicks, who has chargc Of the pile
driving portion Of the work. The spccih-
cations state that each pile is 10 bo driven
along given length Of the line. II
shall not be- less than twcnty-iour feet
in length, and that 20 many feet
shall be- driven into The ground. Al last
week Hicks had his gang Of men working
On Saturday the rccordcr.wcnt over the
work and blazcd his mark Of approval on
about 800 yarls oi the line. Later la the
day the line engineer went over the route,
and his suspicious wcrc aroused to an
extent that he got out his tr.t rule aud
soon discovered tina, the piles were being
fpudulcntly put down, aud ~ hc reported
the condition Of aiiiiir 10 headquarters.
An investigation was made and the en-
ginccr's linding was approved, aud Hicks,
the recorder aud all parties interested Ia
the fraudulent work Wcrc dismissed.
IL Is said the piles driven
under Hicks supervision would have
been the means Of wrccking the iirt train
that attempted to cone over the line, ~
they wcrc merely stuck IN the mud. The
weight Of an engine aould have caused
them TO spread, 80 q M % wreck would
have bocn inevitable. The entire forty
miles have been surveyed nnd twelve miles
OF igpn Is laid NJ the AlihcImcr end 81 the
branch. But for this ,cmp1mry delay Il
was intended 10 reach Little Rock by Feb.
| HaTy 1, 1883.
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W. R. MILLER DEAD.
Arkansas Auditor Passes Away.
He Was Twice Elected Governor Of
That Commonwealth.
AS Auditor He Had Served Twelve
Years ut Different Times.
Gov Hughes Pays a High Tribute to
the Memory of the Deceased.
Two Railroad Men Steal n Locomotive
at Jackson, Tenn, and Leave
II on tho Track Twelve
Miles nom There.
Arkansas Auditor Passes Away.
sncclal nl.r,tch 20 The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
LrriE Rock, Ark, Nov. 90 STATIC
Auditor Miller died at his home in this
city at 10 o'clock this morning His Sc
rious illness was mentioned in these dis
patches several days ago. lie was u lead
ing man OF Arkansas, had been twice Cow
crnor aud served eight years as Auditor.
Gov Hughes in his proclamation Of Mr..
Millcr's death today, says: The State
of Arkansas mourns the loss Of one of her
distinguished and most useful citizens and
public officers. Tho Hon. VIM. X. Miller
is dead lie possessed the highes, conf
dcncc and esteem OF the people OF the State
and OF his brother state officers. lie was u
true, faithful and dutiiul son of Arkansas,
tho State OF his nativity, and for
her ha bore true allegiance and
warm affection. As u token Of respect 10
his memory it Is ordered that the Offices III
the State government be closed till after
his funeral, and that the nag ON the State
house bc lowered 10 half.masi, and tho
State officers aud employees are requested
TO attend the funeral in a body
lie will be- buried at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon
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SpcClNI NItVnIIh u lnc NppcaI.
Jackson, Icnn., Nov 29.-laSt Sunday
evening G, l.. Whitcsidcs and Dick Jones,
two white men who have been employed
in the Mobile a Ohio railroad shops, in
this city, stole IN engine from the yards
aud went south at lightning speed. Just
before arriving q, rnson, ten miles south
OF here, they abandoned the engine and
took ~ the W"uds. Nhtcsdcs escaped Ia
parts unknown hut Jones was arrested
aud brought back tu this city and was
tried Yesterday upon the change Of OBJ
bond hc WIS sent to jail 10 await trial at
the InnnnrN irfm OF the circuit court.
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A nrrLIe-s Ihicf Caught.

FpuiN Dispatch o. iur Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov % Officer
David Piiiman arrested John Cline, q
white man, ON College street this morning
ON the charge Of larceny Of clothing.
Cline has been In the ciiyonl a few days,
but has spent the iimo quite probably.
lie went into Ellis store yesterday and
purchased pair Of jeans panialoons. ON
hs way ont he took an oycrcoit lie got
another oycicoat from the irlnt II Levy
Bros slorr ON Cherry street. Last night
he went into saloon, and when leaving
carried ont coat anl hat. Later In tho
night hc took yalise from Looiilcr's
buiriinghousC on Church str'ct All tho
articles were recovered and Identified.
Cline clnimsto have brother In the PEN
itcntnry, and says hc came up here from
Memphis 10 visit him. u appears that no
h In q inir way 10 writ his brother, and 10
spend some limo With him.
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rnnI VOL rr, rndsr nend.

CmcAGo, lll., Nov. 2p-raul Wolf, the
young man arrested yesterday for threat.
onng 10 blow MP states Attorney GtInncll
willsa bomb, was before Justice White
today for preliminary hearing Ofliccn
German and smiddy testified TO hearing
the speech made In u saloon la which a
number oi well known rcyolutisiists were
gathered. Referring 10 the acquitial u
Wood, who Killed y saloon keeper, Vol
exclaimed. ~ We had done ~ We should
have done, tho night the jurors returned
their verdict We would have gone la a body
aud blown each Jurors house and himself
10 he'll. but wait awhile aud We will be-
rcycngcd. Yes. wc will DO roycngcd, and
that pretty noon. The man that does not
carry bomb In his pocket ~ no man at
all, and inside Of q month or two we viii
blow M Grnucll.-" AZ this point he
was clokcd Of and escorted 20 the police
station. Justice White fined him $50 aud
put him under bonds 70 keep the peace.
Wolf claimed he was drunk and did not
know what he WAS saying.
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r,ncen ncn Tall riny Tcet.

-pcrnl h.sratrh foo ihH NItfal
PNr llirrF Ark, Nov. - Today tho
rclnull on lh, tiurr building 81 Col. x.
w. Knox gave way and Fifteen men wcro
prccipilaicd Ia ihc ground, distance of
Hity feet Several 81 them Wcr consider
ably bruised, bat only one ol them J. J.
Williams WINS seriously injured. Billy
Davis. iu bis descent, ON the second floor
with biz hands gmpplcd 20 plank laid
npruss mlicr and thrW his body hung,
pculouFly vibrating tor five inmates until
he got assistance from ladder.
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A nrIdc Of T,p Day. Dies.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appuh
Jackson, Tenn, Now @.-hr u. q.
Newman, Of this city, popular conductor
on the Mobile & Ohio railroad, who was
united In marriage about ten days ago to
Miss Matte Gillian, . charming and ac'
complished young lady u his county, ar
rived home today Wit bs vile y corpse.
She died suddenly u Chicago sunday
night while on the bridal tour lie sad
news has cast a gloom over the cnurc CITY,
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ate so great q Juror rs 10 insure him the
solid vote of the entire Pacific slope.
His journey across the continent will be,
according to the present program, the
greatest ovation ever accorded TO an Amer
lean statesman, not excepting that of Gen.
Grant in 1879. Nebraska, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Ohio and New York will be visited
by him en- route to his home in Augusta,
Maine
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THE STATE WHEEL.
To Meet in jackson. Tenn, Thursday
Noxt.

NtAft
Special Dispatch 10 the ~ .al
JAcKsoN, Tenn, No D.-I'he Tcnncs-
rec State Wheel viii meet In this city
Thursday, December l. This Is Especial
meeting for the purposo Of taking action
on certain questions tllt have come before
tho organization. Ono Of these questions
IL the establishment Of purchasing agency
or exchange for the State II Is proposed
that m agency DO established with head
quarters at Memphis, Jackson or Nash
vile, whose manager sliall arrange for the
sale Of bulk grain, cotton and other prod
ucts sold In bulk, on thll can be- bulkcd by
subordinate or county wheels. Another
important branch Of ibis agents work viii
be- the purchasing of agricultural nipple.
monis and machinery Tor the whoclcn Of
the State. Il Is thong that this agency,
being authorized and empowered "a buy
for all the wheels, farmers Of the State can
secure from manufacturers rates ~ low as
those given 10 iobbem
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had been made to show cause by certain DAY why
said Withdrawals should not be- revoked Some ol
the companies Jailed 10 show cause, Others fled
answer aSsCniingito the ryoCatiOnS, M they had
received satisfaction OF the grant either In fun or US
far Us possible, Others aS-cnsl On condition that
lands covered 10y selections already made should
he excepted nom the order of revocation, aud
ether companies objected to the order oi rcyoCa.
ton a. Illegal and Violation Of chartered rights
Briefs were lllcl, sud oral arguments accorded to
the counsel oi such companies us desired IN be
hcaul, all NJ which wcr Wy and carefully con.
sidcrc ~ was due 20 tie importance Of the qucs
tions aud the magnitude of The Interests involved,
aud on August * 1851 my vlews were fully, 81
pressed Ia a decision Murdered In the case " ~
Atlantic 4 paCidc railroad company, which by Nd
swcr aud Argument missed nearly all The objections
that vcN pnNcnlcd In part only by a number -
other companies,
send herewith a copy OF the whole text OF that
opinion, IN which these objections werc answered
scrintim,
within the Indemnity limits and rscrving the
same frum settlement ven revoked aud the lands
RESTORED 10 the public domain and 10 settlement
In the eases of two companies Whichi had
not answered,
2. In those which answering asscutcd
O. In the Eases ol the companies, which vet mp
dccns,e coming within the rulings Ia the lorgolng
opinion
In the congressional grants 10 the following mil
mad companies the Hastings n Dakota, the ST.
Paul a Northern racinci the ~ ruul, Minneapolis,
e Mauituha tho ~ Paul Il Sioux city; the Sioux
city a - rnul, and the Miuoun a 81 rCtcr, II h
provided that upon nliug the maps designating tho
routes ni said rOats and branches Il shall be- the
duty Ol the SECRETARY of the Interior TO
WITHDRAW FROM MARKET.
the lands embraced within the provisions Of tho
act making the grant
In consequence ni this provision these roads wcrc
omiltol nom the otlCrs ut RESIGNATION,
twill ho seen nom the Oriur passed IN the AZ
lnntic a Pacific case and which was applied IN tho
other companies mulnts mutnndis, that. whilst Il
was determined that the lands In question should
moi longer he withheld irum appropriation under
the settlement laws every prcvnutinn possible was
taken 10 protect the lcgaislphts al the corporations
Following this action, instructions were sub,c.
Qucntly Issued 10 the commissioner ~ the grncml
land ofrc IN detail All the available iurrc In his
Oiilce was put ~ the work oi adjusting the ruad
grants aud proceeding ~ mPdly ~ possible with
the amc
The amount of land rcsiorcd 10 the public ID.
main, Though the Opicfs rcyuking the indemnity
Withdrawals Il stated 10y the commissioner ui the
general laud office To- ir ~ ,itltDO aUrs,
beg to tciri Ia what has hccu said IN another
part NJ this report la relation Ia the imperative ne
Ucssiiy ui appropriations lur the surveys. without
which complete adjustment of these ruruul
giants IA not pmcticublo atnn early day.
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InInI IInIIrrI.nIn.Inn.

sporhl ni'IalUh 10 iho Appeal
PNEBuT, Ark, Nov. ~. To-day there
WIS a terrific explosion Of the boiler Of
Duncan's mill, thirteen miles from here,
which dangerously scallod ten persons and
killed one outright II made a wreck Of
the Mill. Scnml surgeons went 10 tho
scene Of the disaster.
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Ano,her DIn.I,onsc nnrned.
porihl Dispatch 90 the Appeal

!" 7TTTIT ~ TT|ITTII - ~ T'TT'"'T
llELESA, Ark, Now 2o-About 10
o'clock this morning the gin house Of Al
bert Bobo, on bis plantation, In this coun-
ty, WIS destroyed by fir, and tho build
ing and about $500 worth Of cotton wero
burned. The Ices Is about 81 1900. Tho
hrc originated from match, which got
mixed In with the cotton seed. The gin-
house Is insured In New Orleans COM
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NiCKHnuHg, MIS- Nov. n-hlycr rising.
paf.ysi down, John Gilmore and hln,- ioa IN,
frum h. Louis b. New orlcatA Clear aud cool
CAIRO. ~. Nov. y Nlght-ATitci wyoming.
so louis, A. 10, Departed ludlth, unios " a. M
wyoming. Nlctsbufg Up m. River leNi inches
aud filiug. clear and cOld.
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"FIGJtTl"
"RuIcrs We Detest, Freedom We Re-
aucst-we'iI be Equal or Die"

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. 20.--The anarchists
Of this city have prepared the following
circular for distribution among the work
ingmcn here:
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A JUST PROPOSAL
nILINI'a rn0dnAM.

Mr.. James q. Blaine " expected to
reach San Francisco, Gala, on his return
10 the United states on the 30th Of June
next. lie will return via Japan. Five
DAYS after his arrival In San Francisco tho
National Republican convention VIII be
held. Mr.. Blaine will remain In Calilor'
MIA until the nomination bias been MAIDS
One Of Mr.. Blaine's party managers, Who
II authority for this statement, says that
the Maine statesman will be rcnominated
practically without opposition. Ills pres
cncc IN California will, II 10 believed, Gre
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30

. SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Dull,
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid the eyes are
in the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, expectoration Of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; the
reat g Is nas ana naSa SMang me
paired; there is a sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, backing cough and gem
symptoms are likely to be present in any one
case. Thousands Of cases annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re-
suit in consumption, and end in the grave.
dangerous, or less understood by physicians
4 By its mild, soothing, and healing properties,
DR., Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
COryza, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; SO cents.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30
WHAT AM i TODO,

The symptoms of Biliousness are un.
l:appilv but too well known. They diff
ttr in different individuals to some ex-
.n,ti, I a Dllious man is seldom break
fast eater. Too frequently, alas, he
a:s an excellent appetite for liquids but
lone for solids Of morning. His.
Tongue will hardly bear inspection at
my time; if it is not white and furred,
=, is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order and Diarrhoea or Constipation
may be a symptom OF the two may al
lernate. There are often Hemorrhoids
or even loss Of blood. There may be
gglddiness and often headache and acidi-
.y or fatulence and tenderness in the
pit of the stomach. To correct all this
! not effect a cure try. GREEN'S AMgust
Flower, it costs but trife and, thous.
;inds attest its efficacy. 0
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30
COttO3eaU0Od GLeNnings.

The beautiful snow flake has come
and the boys are preparing to enjoy a
sleigh ride.
John Goetke has been quite sick, but
is conyalescing.
John Muhs has got sufficient, supply
OF water at a depth Of 212 feet. I4sI
Miss Regina Gruebel has gone to
Minneapolis where she intends to remain
during the winter.
Several Of our enterprising Young
men have purchased musical instru-
ments and will begin practicing at once.
Mr.. Domeier will be the leader Of the
band. We wish you success
Thanksgiving was observed to the
letter.
The Literary Society in Dist 4 has
been reorganized. Last Tuesday the So
ciety had a large attendance and en-
.joyed a pleasant evening discussing
the question, Resolved that wealth has
more influence than education. Dec
9th the next meeting will be held All
are cordially invited TO attend.
PHOENIX.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30
III. LOHEYDE.
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
$500 CASH

buys the "HOUSEHOLDo or the ECLIPSE"
Sewing Machine at Chas. Wagner's. There
only very few left and at that price will not
last long. Our stock Of WALL PAPER for the
fall trade is large and complete and in CARPETS
we show a much larger and finer line than ever,
at prices ranging from 28 cts. to $51.7B a yd.
Remember we sew and lay Carpets, make
and put up Shades, and do any work in our line
to please our customers Call and see the largest
stock Of FIoushold Furnishing Goods at
GAas. wagne+'. Fnrnittsre Store,
New ul+.a, Milan.
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PROBATE NOTICE. I

ss y u
State Of Minnesota, County of Brown 1In Pro-
bate Court, Special Term.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Anders Anderson
deceased. 355 sB ~ s6 s5s 555,sS5
ON reading and filing the petition of Christian Ahl
ness administrator of said estate setting forth the
anon Mt Of personal estate that has come to his
hands, aud the disposition thereof the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased, and q
description of all the real estate Of which said de-
ceased died SEIZED and the condition and value of
the respective portions thereof; and praying that
estate at in orderto pay said debtS.And
Il appearing by said Petition that there not sniff
Gent personal estate in the hands of said adminis
traitor to pay said debts, and that it is Necessary
order to pay the same, to sell part Of said real
estate: M ~; ss Il = SIT Sf5 i 5s,s ss
It is therefore ordered, That all persons inter-
ested in said estate, appear before the Judge of
this Court, on Thursday the S2d day of December
ID 1887 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ at the Probate Office
IN said Comfy. then and there to show cause (if
any there be) why license should not be granted
to said to sell said real estate ac-
coriing to the prayer of said Petition.
"A nd IL is further orde red, That copy Of this
Order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing. the last of
which publications shall be at least fourteen days
before eaid day of hearing in the New Clm Re-
view Weekly Newspaper printed and published
at the City Of New Ulm in said County and per
estate residing in said County. at least fourteen
days before said day OF hearing, and upon all 9TH
| er persons Interested, according 70 law
lEsSI5atAd It New Ulln the 4th day of November "A
I n 1881 By the Court
4 ~. .s ERNST BRANDT, s
1 3ss Judge Of Probate
(L.S.) Of Brown County. Minnesota.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

state Of Minnesota, County Of Brown. In Pro
bate Court. s.. 81. Sd !, -, SO.
Deceased. 45ai 8 f !, . S. ssss, , Is
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
Sa;ier late Of the County OF Brown, deceased,
that the Judge Of the Probate Court of said Coln-
~ VIII hear, examine and adjust claims and q de-.
New uin in said County on the frat Monday OF
each month, for six successive months, commenc.
ing with the first MoIda in January 1883 and thas
have bean limited and allowed by said Probate
Court for creditors to present their claims
Administrative Of the Estate Of Adolph Setter,
deceased. sss
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-30
CARD

The public is hereby notified that a.
cigar manufacturer in St. Peter, has un-
scrupulously, without nay consent or
sanction, and in an underhanded way
taken the brand-name Of my celebrated
White Rose Cigars, This is base at
tempt to undermine my trade on this
brand and to build a false reputation,
for his goods on the widespread reputa-
ton my Original White Rose Cigars
have achieved in a period Of four years.
AS my only recourse is in the justness
and love OF fair play which ever exists
in the public mind, I take this method.
of notification and leave the rest to your
sense Of fairness. Respectfully
III LA. MALMO, f
rs Factory No. 4.
N. B. When purchasing the white
Rose please be sure that the brand on
top of box reads g Z. A. Malmo' s Origi.
nal White Rose and thus favor me and
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